Distributed agents. Local authority.

bernato is a distributed AI agent engine. Each node maintains one authenticated outbound-only WebSocket to the hosted broker, opens no bernato inbound node port, and keeps local policy in charge of projects, workspaces, executables, terminals, and Git-tracked Markdown memory.

Current command surface

bernato run — starts an admitted task in a detached worktree or scratch workspace
bernato web — opens the authenticated numeric-loopback local IDE
bernato ps, attach, and stop — inspect and control bounded sessions
bernato memory — reads, searches, or synchronizes bounded Git-tracked Markdown memory

Release posture

The node-side distributed runtime and local IDE are implemented in source. No qualified provider is enabled, no operating-system support row is qualified, no supported public artifact is available, and hosted-broker production evidence remains a separate gate. Command availability is not release authority.

Remote intent — logical IDs never grant local path, executable, shell, or terminal authority
Providers — installation, sign-in, credentials, approval policy, and charges remain provider-owned
Containment — provider identity does not qualify filesystem, network, or process isolation
Distribution — private candidate archives are engineering evidence, not public downloads

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